715 Chestnut STBastrop, TX 78602
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Enter an interest rate to see your estimated monthly payment.715 Chestnut Street is a 3,629-square-foot commercial property for sale in historic downtown Bastrop, Texas, one block from Main Street. Across from Chestnut Grove and next to Found Fine Art, the street-facing storefront gives a professional practice or business a visible downtown address with a well-appointed office layout. Inside, a front reception desk welcomes clients, multiple offices provide dedicated workspaces, and an oversized conference room accommodates team meetings and client presentations. A kitchen and break room, two restrooms, storage, and a dedicated office equipment area support day-to-day operations. Built in 1961, the property comprises two commercial sections of 1,748 and 1,881 square feet, per Bastrop CAD. Multiple access points offer the potential for two independently accessed commercial spaces. An owner-user could occupy the full footprint or explore leasing one section, while an investor could evaluate single-tenant or multi-tenant occupancy. Approximately 30 miles southeast of downtown Austin, Bastrop grew 38.2% between the 2020 Census and the Census Bureau’s July 2025 population estimate. SpaceX’s Starlink manufacturing facility and The Boring Company operate in Bastrop County, with Tesla’s Gigafactory Texas in nearby eastern Travis County. The property is positioned to serve a growing community and the workforce along the Austin–Bastrop corridor. The Bastrop Commercial Historic District brings shops, restaurants, and galleries within a short walk. The weekly Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market, First Friday Art Walk, live music, and annual festivals draw residents and visitors downtown throughout the year. For buyers seeking commercial real estate east of Austin, 715 Chestnut combines a visible storefront, a built-out professional office, and the flexibility of a two-section floor plan. Buyers should verify permitted uses, separate occupancy requirements, and approvals for exterior improvements or signage with the City of Bastrop.
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